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Bulls vs Bears: Chips Stocks Win becomes the hyper scalers loss

The week that closed the first half of 2026 delivered something more interesting than a directional market move: it forced a clarification. The AI trade is not over. It’s just been redrafted. The hyperscalers — companies spending hundreds of billions to build the infrastructure — are getting sold. The companies supplying that infrastructure at margins they can barely keep up with are getting bought. Micron’s blowout quarterly result, released Wednesday night, was the exclamation mark on a week that started with the “Chip Wreck” and ended with a very different conversation.

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Week Ends on a Cautious Note

Global stocks stalled as US-Iran peace talks opened at Bürgenstock amid fresh Trump threats over Hezbollah and renewed Strait of Hormuz uncertainty. The Fed’s hawkish pivot under new Chair Kevin Warsh saw the dot plot flip to signal rate hikes before year-end, with May CPI at 4.2%. ASX 200 futures point 0.2% lower with BHP’s Jansen cost blowout and Australian May CPI data on Wednesday the key domestic catalysts.

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